St. Andrew’s Church is one of the most striking examples of 18th-century Baroque architecture in Kyiv. It was designed by renowned Italian architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli and built between 1747 and 1753. Located on Andriivskyi Descent, the church is both a religious landmark and a true architectural gem. Its viewing platform offers sweeping views of the city. Today, the church also functions as a museum and a concert venue for the National House of Music.
Why visit St. Andrew’s Church
- The church impresses with its grandeur: lavish gilded iconostases, frescoes, decorative elements, and paintings captivate even those who don’t typically visit religious sites.
- From the viewing platform, you’ll get panoramic views of the Dnipro River, the Podil district, and Kyiv’s historic quarters — a perfect spot for photos.
- The church stands at the top of Andriivskyi Descent, one of the most atmospheric streets in the city, lined with art galleries, souvenir shops, and cozy cafés.
- The National House of Music hosts concerts here, featuring Ukrainian, choral, symphonic, and vocal music. For the latest schedule, visit the House of Music website and select “St. Andrew’s Church” as the venue.
Ticket prices
Adults: 100 UAH
Schoolchildren and students: 50 UAH
